Natural Raw Honey, 5 lb Plastic Jug

For the household that goes through honey fast, our 5 lb jug is the way to stock up. This is the same pure, unprocessed raw honey we sell in our smaller sizes — just a lot more of it. Perfect for families, bakers, home cooks, and anyone who uses honey every single day. Harvested and bottled by our family in DeGraff, Ohio.

Stock Your Pantry

Five pounds of raw honey gives you enough to use freely without worrying about running out. Keep it on the counter for daily use in coffee and tea. Use it for weekend baking. Pour it over breakfast every morning. Cook with it all week long. The 5 lb jug is also a great value compared to buying multiple smaller bottles, making it the smart choice for households that love honey.

Perfect for Cooking and Baking

When a recipe calls for honey, you want to use the real thing. Our raw honey works beautifully in marinades, glazes, salad dressings, baked goods, sauces, and anywhere you would normally use processed honey or sugar. Use it in homemade granola, bread recipes, roasted vegetables, or cocktails. The 5 lb size means you always have plenty on hand for whatever you are making.

What Makes It Raw

Our honey is never heated, never pasteurized, and never micro-filtered. All the natural pollen, enzymes, and nutrients stay right where they belong. You may notice natural variations in color and texture between batches — that is a sign you are getting the real thing, not a commercially processed product.

Product Details

Size: 5 lb plastic jug. Ingredients: Raw honey. Store at room temperature. Two-year shelf life. If your honey crystallizes, place the jug in warm water and stir until smooth. Made in DeGraff, Ohio.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will 5 lbs of honey last? That depends on how much you use. For a household using honey daily in coffee, cooking, and baking, a 5 lb jug typically lasts several weeks to a couple of months.

Will it crystallize? It will over time, especially in cooler temperatures. Crystallization is natural and does not mean the honey is bad. Place the jug in warm water and stir gently to return it to liquid.

Is this the same honey as the smaller sizes? Yes. Same raw, unprocessed honey from our family farm — just more of it.